The Humble Programmer

8/2/2021

The Eric Normand Podcast

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We read from and comment on Edsger Dijkstra's 1972 Turing Award Lecture called The Humble Programmer. Is the problem with programming that we don't recognize our own limitations? We'll explore that and more.

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The Humble Programmer

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More episodes from "The Eric Normand Podcast"

All about the stratified design lens

All about the time lens

All about the volatility lens

All about the architecture lens

All about the executable specification lens

All about the composition lens

All about the operation lens

Data lens

All about the domain lens

How does executable specifications compare with other modeling paradigms?